Photos: Girl Scout cookies arrive in Tucson
Nearly a half-million Girl Scout cookies were shipped for sale in Southern Arizona this year. Local troop leaders picked up their supply at Bekins Warehouse to sell, for $5 each, through March 4.
The selling season, which runs Jan. 13 through March 4, will bring cookie lovers classic flavors like Thin Mints, Samoas and Do-Si-Dos, as well as the return of the S'mores cookie, which was introduced last year.
To find cookies through a troop, or to locate a cookie booth near you, use the cookie locator at girlscoutssoaz.org. Cookies are $5 a box.
Photos by Mike Christy / Arizona Daily Star
Girl Scout Cookie Drop
Joseph Peterson, a volunteer from Raytheon, loads cases of cookies into a van.
Girl Scout Cookie Drop
Bekins employee Ralph Lopez tosses down boxes of Thin Mints for Girl Scouts staffer Tom Showers to load up.
Girl Scout Cookie Drop
Sarah Sparks, a former Girl Scout and current GEICO employee on a paid community service day, loads boxes of Samoas into a pickup truck.
Girl Scout Cookie Drop
Lea Walton, a volunteer and former Girl Scouts employee, brings cases of cookies for loading into a pickup truck.
Girl Scout Cookie Drop
Joseph Peterson, a volunteer from Raytheon, takes another armload of cookies to pack into a van.
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Robert Stougard, right, brings in another stack of Samoas for loading into a pickup truck during the Girl Scouts of Southern Arizona Cookie Drop.
Girl Scout Cookie Drop
Robert Stougard closes the hatch on an SUV chock full of cookie cases.
Girl Scout Cookie Drop
Alex Nieminen, with the University of Arizona's Panhellenic chapter, prepares a set amount of cookies for loading.
Girl Scout Cookie Drop
Kathryn Luher, with the University of Arizona's Panhellenic chapter, loads cases of cookies in the back of a minivan.
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Volunteers and Bekins employees haul out cases of cookies for loading into troop leaders' vehicles during the Girl Scouts of Southern Arizona Cookie Drop.
No one at your office is selling Girl Scout cookies? Hope is not lost.